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[notamachine]

[Much as he hates saying 'told you so'--no, that's a lie, he enjoys it very much sometimes--he just can't resist the urge. He's been watching the kedan get more and more aggressive by the day. Hell, he just lost his job, too. Good times.]

Considering everything that's happening, maybe the next time I tell you people that these kedan aren't friendlies, you'll actually listen.

[HAHA NO, NOBODY EVER LISTENS TO DEAN 8|]

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[imaginate]

Are you just bored?

[Someone's a little cranky.]

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[notamachine]

Not bored so much as tired of being right. You're not sounding so hot.

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[imaginate]

[He rubs his forehead in frustration.] What did you expect? It stinks around here. Literally.

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[notamachine]

Smelled worse. [While technically true, this doesn't mean Dean ever wanted the smell of stagnant water in his bedroom.] Not as bad as it was, though. Whatever's going on, seems like it's stabilizing some.

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[imaginate]

Fact or optimism?

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[notamachine]

Fact. Optimism would say it's getting better. Realism says it could go either way. With the rationing going on, I'm betting the locals are expecting it to go south again, but I don't know yet. [He's been doing a lot of not-at-all-helpful reading.]

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[imaginate]

[This is maybe not something he wants to talk about publicly. He's been realistic and preparing for the worst, as always.] You have evidence?

[Less snippy, more curious.]

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[notamachine]

[Shit, hang on, how does he

Sam was always better at this than Dean

There we go. Encryption ho!]

Less evidence, more experience. People acting like this is usually a sign of some bad mojo going on behind the scenes.

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[imaginate]

Not questioning your experience. [He would hate it if someone did that to him, so he doesn't do it to others either.] Any idea what the [short pause] 'mojo' is?

[= 'can we punch it'.]

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[notamachine]

Wish I knew. The books I've found aren't helpful, and talking to the locals is about as useful as beating my head into a wall. Maybe I can figure something out come landfall.

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[imaginate]

[A pause.] We haven't got anything our end either, I suspect we're patching symptoms and not the problem. [A beat.] By the way, I heard you might be able to find some of your [even encrypted, specifics aren't really something he wants on record. Paranoia is getting the better of him.] specialised stuff at landfall.

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[notamachine]

Here's a hint, man. You're always patching symptoms. The problems are too big to do anything but. [He shrugs, not that Kyle can see it. Ah well.] Thanks for the heads up. I'll keep an eye out for whatever I can find, though hell. Not sure how I feel about all the paperwork.

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[imaginate]

True. [He caught himself being optimistic :|] Hey, if it might be worth it, take a gander. We're not exactly going anywhere anytime soon.